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Any one have experience with these?
Good bad and ugly please They are going on the disco and the wife drives it. It rarely sees dirt unless we go to the beach. (at least until i get her something else to drive!) Need something that can handle wet weather. Thanks
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I have had good results with Yokohamas, my wife runs the a geolander on her Rodeo.
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I have the Yoko M/T's on my DII, and A/T's on my SIII 109. Swear by them. Even during huricane season torrential downpours, the M/T's have no issues in deep water at road speeds. Highly recommended.
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